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Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 November 1942, Page 4

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. t T O§tT— Navy blue patertt leather tassel off handbag. Finder please leave at “Times-Age.” PUBLICNOTICES. P.O. Box ’4. 'Phone 1216. SELLAR & SELLAR STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. 8 PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. G. W. Sellar Country Member Welliffgton Stock Exchange. Lilian McKenzie 61 RENALL STREET. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT. Please Note: > ’Phone 1521.

giFTS FOR SOLDIERS.—New stocks of Soldiers’ Requisites just to hand: Money Belts, Leather Holdalls, Toilet Sets, Safety and Blade Razors, Strops, Unbreakable Mirrol-s, Writing C’aSes, Wallets. Inspect our stock. Just to hand: Walking Sticks.-W. ORANGE', Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen Street. ’Phone 1934. BUSINESS AS USUAL! THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER FOR EXCLUSIVE GIFTS. SEYMOUR GILDING PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Box 3 - - - ’Phone 2627. FARMERS! WE have a wide range of all grades ’ and classes of TIMBER. Call or ring our Mill, Waingawa, for your requ'iremerifs. I. ALLEN & SON, LTD. ’Phones: 1043 (day), 1150 and 2359 (private).

WHEN IT’S “BLACK” OUTSIDE CHEER UP WITH MAZDA LAMPS MAZDA LAMPS MAZDA LAMPS MAZDA LAMPS “INSIDE.” In Stock—--25-watt 40-waft 60-watt 75-watt 100-watt 150-watt 200-watt From J. BOUZAID ELECTRICIAN, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

FOR URGENT REPAIRS. EXIDE BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES. “CHAR” FOR GAS PRODUCERS IN STOCK. THOS. WAGG & CO., LTD. ’Phones 1022 and 222'4 - - MASTERTON PROVED BY POPULARITY. More than ever this year tfe extraordinary demand for “Baxter’s” from stores and canteens throughout- the Dominion has proved conclusively that Baxter’s Lung Preserver is pre-emin-ently New Zealand’s finest cough remedy. Other remedies come and go, but “they all come back to Baxter’s,” the' proved cough remedy with the tohie action. . . Hr---- - ■ ■’ ■ ft W Griffiths MM CROP PBS greenfeast The most popular main crop variety, ISin. high, and coming- to maturity m 70 days. Our special 21b. packer allows ‘ for a continuity of sowing. 2lbs. for 3/ Posted NEW BUSH STRAWBERRY a new hardy hush Variety, producing berries in abundance for eight months. No hoeing or cultivation required. Commence bearing-, at early age. 5/6 dozen Plants —Posted GLADIOLI, PASTEL SHADES ■Choice mixture of >’ aßt . el I .^ atl i n S, 11 n? u I ■Yarning many prize varieties: in 1 -au tiful toning of the most colours; excellent for summer display. 5/- doz. 50 for 18/ Posted NERINES or SPIDER LILIES Special offer.of these delightful freellowering bulbs in Giant linn, Scail t, an CoUecttdn of 3' for 2/6 — Posted COLLECTION OF NEW PERENNIALS Cniipctlon of outstiiiidln# ■varieties . of Border perennials including new and ' outstanding, sorts. Collection- of 6 ior 5/Collootion of 12 for 9/6 CHRYSANTHEMUMS These are the most poplilar Auttimnnowerlng plants and equally useful aS cuYblooms and garden decoration. \ve offer collections in the following three •varieties. Giant Single Floral Korean Collection of 12 for 10/-. Pom Pom — A great favourite for decorative purposes. Collection of 6 for 5/-. Cascade — Producing masses of small, flowers, Which festoon out In- great profusion. , Collection of 6 for 5/-. FLOWER SEED COttEcYl'dlY Giant Dahlia-flowered Zinnias- —1 pkt. each of Yellow. Red, Lavender, Rose, Crimson, and Purple. n . Coll, of 6 Pkts, for 2/6 —Posted Giant-flowered Aster —1 pkt. each Pale Blue. Dark Blue, Crimson, Rose, White, and Pink. .—■•* . i-Coll. of 6 Pkts. for 2/6—-Potted MILITARY INSPECTION HELD UP. — “Voice alm'ost'gone! Simply can’t ask more questions!” croaked the General. But his aide carried LIXOIDS, and in a moment the General’S Voice waß as Cleat* and strong aS ever LIXOIDS are' most effective, though.’ small iff the mouth'. For throat huskin’ess,irritatioti, tiredness, smokers’ sote throat, • L'd-ake LIXOIDS. In handy tins, lOd, all chemists. »